Sentence examples for cooperative thought from inspiring English sources

It's doubtful that when Brian Eno came up with the term "scenius" to describe how a movement within art springs from a group rather than one individual, he was thinking about Manchester specifically, but the city is synonymous with cooperative thought and action.

She's the author of Collective Courage: A History of African American Cooperative Economic Thought and Practice and a professor of community justice and social economic development at John Jay College.

Starting with the co-ops listed in W. E. B. Du Bois's 1907 book Economic Cooperation Among Negro Americans, she began reconstructing a history, eventually published in her 2014 book Collective Courage: A History of African American Cooperative Economic Thought and Practice, that, before, had only been told in bits and pieces, passed down through families but rarely seen as significant.

The government is totally cooperative".

Cooper describes Schelling's thought as dynamic cooperative panentheism (2006, 95).

The feedback form gather information about their background (if they were involved as a freelancer or a cooperative member) and their general thoughts on the two prototypes.

Mr. Shah, who had been outfitted with a prosthetic leg by prison doctors, was "cooperative" and "has not expressed thoughts of violence or made threats toward the U.S. or its allies," according to a sympathetic 2003 assessment.

The simulation results show that the power dynamic allocation and power dynamic pricing have good convergence, and the source node provides a train of thought for the selection of cooperative nodes and their number.

It was a remarkably cooperative performance: one finished the other's thoughts, even when the tunes were cresting, as in the dramatic bridge of "The Healers".

The "Conclusions" section ends the paper with thoughts on the implications for cooperative environmental and natural resources stewardship and management.

Studies have also shown increased EEG interbrain synchronization associated with effective social coordination11, 12, which is highly relevant because verbal communication is a cooperative process that requires individuals to actively coordinate their thoughts in a dynamic and adaptive way.